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Newspaper Page TextPAGETWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. 8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13. IB:! Daily Democrat F. P. NUTTING Loire l'.niercl at '.lie pnstuffice at Albany, i i etiiin. a econd-claa matter. I'uMislii'd every celling except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues day and Fridays. BUSINESS MATTER . ii.iii ..ii.Migv ui 1Urcss. tub ci turs should always gr.e old at -n a new adores. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, $400 per year in advante. otherwiie 40c per month. f.) .aail. at end o( year 3 50 l- m.iil in advance, per oar J.OO Semi-Weaklv At end of year .... 1 $150 vvl'cn aid in advance, or.e yr.. l.2o CLASSIFIED RA CES Ic per word for first publication; yc per wont tnerealter. payable in ad 'i'"-f Minimum chare- ot 25c Established in i'ii. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1915 SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS. Mope conspicuous, than finything else continues the useless bullet Strug. gle over the Atlantic. 'p on the east aide winlrj has set in, and there is little doing around the Dvinsk region. South in Serbia is the fiercct fight of the season, in a fearful struggle to annihilate the little Serb. The Allies. soniewh.tt slow in starting, are now giving some aid, and it is possible Constantinople will not be reached as soon as was anticipated. In some parts the question of food is plrivinvr a part, sometimes a worse enemy than a gullet or shrapnel. It is declared to be so in Germany, but the statement comes from the Allies The probability is that Germany with her own resources will be able to meet the food situation for a good many years. The Germans are among the most ingenius and resourceful of the people of the world, and will no doubt be on hand with the food, in quantities sufficient for sustenance A feature of the war has been the torpedoing of a boat by one of the belligerents. Just how it was done, and without the usual conventionali ties, is a matter that is being investi gated and discussed. Whatever is learned it-is a fact that the submarine from the very nature of its makeup is not going to do business like big battleships. It's very purpose is one of inesse. It is constructed so it can sneak up on an enemy and strike quickly. Nevertheless it should ob serve humane practices and give inno cent passengers a chance for their lives. As brutal as the war is at its bast, common decency should be ob served. A peace movement has been begun thi week, one in which David Star Jordan, of Stanford, is taking zn ac tive part It is very doubtful if the warring nations, in their present tem per, will pay much attention to peace conventions, or anything else but ex haustion. Perhaps mention of a football game is appropriate after the topic war.' The game is a battle, and in some of them there is put the spirit and vim of a bullet contest. The desire " to win prevails to such an extent that men use every ounce of energy to accomplish a play. Like pep through life would mean great things. One football player who is putting football pep into his life is Bruce Evans, the evnrgelist. a young man who goes into his work of saving souls with all the earnestness of a good football player. Evans is dif ferent from most evangelists. He is not an imitator of Sunday, as some have said, hut is just plain Evans, with an individuality his own. backed by a clear head and clean life. Auto drivers will have to study the rules of safety first, and. if the acci dents keep increasing it may be nec essary to have some semaphores put out. During the winter months par ticularly greM caution should be used on the slippery streets, conductive to skidding. Buy a ticket $1.50 worth of goods for $1.25. New Elite. o 25tf adv. Daily Democrat by Carrier. 14 Year. J. A. WOOD 1141 E. First St. Candidate for Chief of Police. If elected I will give the office my entire attention, and will not ask the assistance of a deputy, ex cept on special occasions, to be left to the direction of the citv council. Am a taxpayer. Yours for votes. J. A. WOOD. MISFITS When it comes to canes it is mighty certain Siain cannot be beaten. Siam is the home of she White ele I hant. not the dark umbrageous look ing animal that represents one of our parties. Instead of being a had omen, as Senator Lane fears, it is possibU that it is a good one. Anvw.iy a cane's head is as good a subject for jokes as anything. Europe had bctt?r keep her honey comb lot of spies at home for targets for the enemy. Taft favors Root for president. Inch suggests that if Root really wants to come up to the surface he had better whisper in the ear of the ex-president People are gettint onto the fact that the loganberry song chosen as the best is mighty poor stuff, and the judges must have been asleep when they awarded the priie. The Demo crat recently published it, putting it in the Misfit column, because it does not fit the occasion. The Port. Tel. continues it's fight against the valley lumbermen in the merest o fthe Port, lumber dealers. All the valley wants is a show. Advertising will do most any 'iing bust recover a lost umbrella. Thanks, Carran-x-a. border peace will be appreciated. .It looks some as if the inhabitants of Mars had dropped down upon this wicked old sphere. The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Part of the City 115-119 E. 3rd Street Bell 5fVl Parr. P Home 419 H. . FIRCHAU CO. WHY NOT take lessons in Oil Painting and learn to enjoy the beauties of Nature? Those who have . joined classes are enthusiastic about the fascinating lessons. Those making application at o early date be given a special rate of SI for 3-hour lessoa. Will also instruct a limited num ber in voice culture. ! W. W. Davis I Teacher of Art and Voice ' Schmitt-Hunt Rid. $3 WOOD FOR $2.50 Dry Mill End, the bait cookstove wood on market HAMMOND LUMBER CO. 1st and Realroad Phone 358 Albany Transfer Co. Both phones WOOD FOR BALE Little Fir Slab Wood .- S2l 12.4 All the facilities of this institution are open to you and you are invited to share in the Bank's prosperity. Even though you do your banking business elsewhere run in and see us. Bank with us. kvSBBBBBMBB GS ARK GAIE Efficiency and Economy a it- The Laurel Way YOU BUY Six hot lid without heading th oven, scientific construction throughout. LISTEN Owing to th Seat tle warehouse moving to larger quarter we secured a carload at a rate that allow u to give you a special discount We have the biggest variety oi ranges in the city. Also headquarter for Heater. FISHER-BRADEN CO. "THE HOME FURNISHERS' FOR THE BATH Bath Mat - Crash Bath Towel Extra Long Bath Towel Bath Soap, Violet Floating bath soap Crown Crabapple bath powder Luxor bath powder YOU GET THE BEST FROM US Burkhart & Lee, Druggists Oregon Electric Ry. oa and after Sunday. November 7th NEW DAILY LOCAL TRAINS No. 65, Leave Salem 7:10 a. m., Albany 8:00, arrive Corvallis 8:24, Eugene 9 30, making local stops. No. 14. Leaves Eugene 11:15 a. m. Corvallis 12:12 noon. Albany 12:50. arrive Salem 1:45, Woodburn 2:38. Portland 4:00, making lo cal stops. CHANGES IN SCHEDULE Northbound Limited No. 10, Leave Albany 8:52 a. m. inste.id of 8:55.Time at other stations unchanged. Stops discontinued at i'otter and Verdure. Limited No. 16. Leave Albany 3:05 p. m. as now; Local stops be tween Eugene and Salem discontinued. Southbound. Limited No. 5. Leaves Albany 11:05 a. m. as at present; local stops discontinued between Salem and Eugene. Local No. 7. Leaves Albany 1:50 p. m. instead of 2:05. Arrive Corvallis 2:20 instead of 2:32. , Local No. 9. Leave Albany 5:20 p. m. instead of 5:35 . arrive Eu gene 6:45 instead of 7 .05. The Owl. Leave Albany 5:20 a. m. instead of 6:00, arrive Eugene 6:S0 instead of 7:50. New folders will be available Saturday. Trees, Shrubs Roses PLANTING time is on again. Call u on either phone or send a card for a catalogue. Why not plant a few Walnuts in the curb this fall? Our collection of Rose it complete. ALBANY NURSERIES ALBANY. OREGON First National Bank Building ar Uit two principle you want combined when you buy a range You want range that will heat quickly heat jutt the part you want heated- giv moat heat with th least fuel. That' what you get when A LAUREL (UA iM Th other atova oven bottom $1.00 75c and $1.25 65c 75c, $1, $2 3 for 25c 5 . 25c 50c fltuiuLrr 'a NEW TRAINS and important Schedule Changes on the H. S. LOGAN, Agent, . Albany, Oregon. Apples Best quality apples produced In the valley at fl.UO box. Cook ing apple 50c and up. New walnut, citrun, lemon and or ange peel, raisins and currant for that holiday cake. W have th best and th best is th cheareM. TRY US. Both Phone 58 Ideal Grocery H. A. STEARNS. Prop. DUG AN & DENNY HOUSE FURNISHERS New and second hand goods. Have moved to 2nd and Baker. We are at your service for Meats and Fish I). E. NEHRRGAI.L MEAT COMPANY SECOND AND LYON STS. A QUALITY STORE W sell the best at lowest prices Watch Repairing F. G. Will Fortmiller Bros: Funeral Directors Masonic Building. Albany, Or. Both phone. 1-aJy Assistant VIERECK'S BATHS Ftrat-claii Workmen Only Cor. Fint and Ellsworth Street No Time Like Today for starting a bank account at Our Saving Department if you haven't one and no time like today for adding to your account if you have one. The once in a while depositor seldom get rich th steady week by week depositor doe. 3 Per Cent Interest allowed. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ' 190.000.00 4 J. W. CUSICK St CO, Banker ( Albany, Oregon FISHER, BRADEN& CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors. 3rd fnd ' Broadalbin. fr-3 LADY ATTENDANT Bath Phenei Cabinet Work Albany Pianino; Mill . Golden Rule Dairy MILK and CREAM 2 Daily Deliveries. Both phones H. M. PALMER, Prop. Seed- Wheat-Seed Oats-Vetch-Cheat M. SENDERS ft CO. I When ordering glasses try our rimless kind mad to correct th error of refraction of your eyes. E. C. MEADE. Optometrist P. B. Phipps MAGNETIC HEALER 734 Ljroa St. . STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AM) CROCKERY BUSINESS 0 I I Q Q I T I T 1 WANT DIRECTORY ULnuUlrlLLI AOS BUSIHESS DiRECTUHT I " - - CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C OIPE Chiropractor. Room S, 7, 9, ID. Cuaiflt Bank Bldg. Nature cannot cure a disease unless the cause i removed. Chiropractic adjustments rem tve the cause. CEO. J. KENAOY Chiropractor National Hank Ulilg. Rooms U1-4U2. Office phone MJ Home; residence phone 4J57. ' DR. S. H. RUSSELL Chiropractor I2.rs.hin.il 111,1k. I'honcs Bell ISc.K: Home I4l. Lady attendant Kxaminatiun Ire. DENTISTS DR. W. R. BILYEU Dentist, First National Bank building, Albany. LAWYERS. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at Law ! -J Ve Hirst National lUnk huild- K. Mf-anv. Oreiron J. C. CHRISTY Attomey-nt-Law Room No. J, JJO Wot 1st St. o2tf K.VN JilllNSlON, ttornrv at Law Kooin Jli5 First National Rank Hldg. I.. C. l.KWKLLING Ailnrney at law Notary pulilii vH-ny. ' Uettoll H. F. MERRILL Insurance and Loan C ity warrants bouuht and sold. Room No. I, second floor, First Savings Bank building, Albany Oregon B. U PAYNE Farm land and city property (or sale. Real estate loans Fire insurance. Surety Bonds. ' Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Alb. ay. Oregon. WEATHER FORD & WEATHER- FORD. Lawyers, Albany, (J re OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. A. P. HOWHLLS D. O. Both phones Ssvinxs BaiJt Bldg. MARY S. HOWELLS, D. O. Boih phones Savings Hn nk Bldg REAL ESTATE INSURANCE E. F. SOX Real Estate, Leans. Fire Insurance. First National Bank Building FOR BALE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county lor city property or goad tarm land. Home 114, 6tf FOR SALE High grade piano at . nnrgain. rnnnr IQI-K mlH'f KIR SALE Light roaiUtor automo bile. Krst class condition. Recent ly overhauled. Address "Roadster" POR SALE Fine four acre tract, nrilrsi in Sunrise, natural drainage lavs well Call at Democrat office FOR BALK Fifteen White Orplng ton hen and pullet. 70 cts each. Home phone 3451 or see J. A. TIIK HUT HAKKI) GOODS (JKOCI'RIIS, PRODUCE and FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sign of Oualily" 4J6 Lyon St. Both Pboati , ' Si DINNER SERVED J) Every Sunday for 50c. a it si. FKANUS HO I hL I.imkIi.imi II .J to i, dinurr S ' to K p m. 29tl i i) ;ti aj i r ' cd u n) ;m SWEET CIDKR-Will nuke cider .Hid :plr butter lur the pubflc ev iiy lucsdiy. coiiiuicuciag Oct. 5 111. until luriliei nuiice, at my place I mile iiurlh of Albany. Home plieee .'i.M C K. Wulni.r t.Vil dly w. Real Eitate for Sale , Bargains In (arm land, city prop erty: money to loan. Insurance written in the strongest old line companies. Call on J. V. Pipe, 201 W. 2nd St. A. STARK. Physician and Surgeon Also treats eye, ear, note and throat, and fit glasses Bo lb phones AO lit) W. First St. Albany, Or, a i . '1K S.U.K-Ilj.ry and slock (arm equipped with buildings, stuck ant touts good road and school. -J itiileff from town. Write J. L. Whiieit, To Into, Ore ni POR RENT KiK Hf.NT-Fir.t tas store room. First street. Call on Dr. A. Stark. ntArtf FOR KENT furnished rooms, 4 blocks east of Lyon St. Near High school. Reasonable if taken iiu mediately. Call 2251 Hume phone. a FOR RENT First class store build ing, good location, 2nd and Kerr Streets. F.uquirc ef Hsrry Svblot- , cr t2l FOR RF.NT Fighly acre farm for W. near railroad, good house and barn, chance to cut ) cords ol wood. Jotie lloluh, Scio, Oregon. nl 1-17 MISCELLANEOUS. WANTI Ii-lluildings to wreck for the linnlir-. Call llrll phone 5o-Y; Home S-M-K nH-14 I FOUND A black leather bag con Mining numerous articles, on road . to Tangent I'hmie 51-2 Brll n'MI WILL SAVE YOU MONEY on your broom Cooperative Broom Factory. Jll I'ine St. Home phone i'i nlS GENERAL REPAIR SHOP I re p.iir bicycles, motorcycles, runs phonographs, sewing machines locks, fits key, do light soldering, saw .filing. 2nd door south of ding More. Main St. W. T. I'uckin. nj 1-17 '-(ST Crescent of pearls on streets of Albany. Return to Democrat of- nvc, or unone io-t.. SPECIAL RATES by week or ....a St. Frantis Hotel. aJtf Nolle. Notice is hereby given thai the un dersigned lias been appointed a Pound Master for the city of Albany and from and after the 15th day of November, 1915, the. ordinance con cerning dogs will be enforced. All matters pertaining to. the office of pound master will have prompt atlen tioin if reported lo Home plionr .U28. C. G. BROWN. nl2-13 Pound Master. " Daily Democrat b c.erior 4 Year Real Estate Loans & Insure nee Collins & Taylor Hnmine! Hotel Building Jones Rook Store Subscription received for Mag azine and periodicals 1.11 Wet Flrt St., Albany. (Vrgnn